Consumer Protection
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techDark Patterns Under Fire: Singapore Regulators Target Deceptive Online Tactics
Singapore cracks down on 'dark patterns' used by online retailers to manipulate consumer behavior and spending.
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financeCredit One Bank Settles $10.2 Million Harassment Lawsuit
Credit One Bank agrees to a massive settlement over allegations of aggressive and illegal debt collection tactics, including persistent phone calls to customers.
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financeIndonesia's P2P Lending Boom: A Double-Edged Sword for Millions
Explore the rapid rise of peer-to-peer lending in Indonesia, its benefits for the underbanked, and the serious risks of debt cycles and illegal lenders.
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techCredit Freeze: A Limited Defense Against Evolving Identity Theft
Understand the limitations of a credit freeze and discover comprehensive strategies for protecting your identity against modern threats.
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financeGrubhub Settles California Delivery Fee Lawsuit for $5 Million
Grubhub agrees to a $5 million settlement for California customers over alleged misleading delivery and service fees. Find out who is eligible for credit.
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financeWells Fargo Reverses $4,400 Fraudulent Withdrawal After Customer's Media Appeal
A Wells Fargo customer's fight for reimbursement of $4,400 in unauthorized withdrawals ended successfully after media intervention, highlighting potential banking fraud issues.
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financeWells Fargo Settles $56.85 Million Lawsuit Over Pandemic Mortgage Reporting
Wells Fargo agrees to a $56.85 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit alleging improper reporting of mortgage forbearances during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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financeNew Hurdles for Consumers Seeking Credit Report Fixes
Government agency adds new requirements, making it harder for consumers to report and resolve errors on credit reports.